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Open Opera / Advance booking start: 17 August 2020
Best of: Aida (concertant version)
Arias and ensembles from Giuseppe Verdi's AIDA
Great singers present excerpts from the masterpieces of Italian opera: 90 minutes of love and hate, hope and despair - the new concert format of Deutsche Oper Berlin
AIDA
Opera lirica in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto by Antonio Ghislanzoni based on a treatment by Auguste Mariette,
developed by Camille Du Locle in collaboration with Giuseppe Verdi; World premiere 24 December, 1871 in Cairo
90 Minutes / no interval
In Italian language with German and English surtitles
- Dirigent
- Orchestra
- Speaker
- Amneris
- Aida
- Radames
- Ramfis
- Amonasro
- A priestess
- Dirigent
- Orchestra
- Speaker
- Amneris
- Aida
- Radames
- Ramfis
- Amonasro
- A priestess
Verdi’s AIDA remains one of the most frequently performed operas – and not simply because of its legendary Triumphal March. Peaks include arias such as “O patria mia” and “Celeste Aida” and the closing duet “O terra addio”. Our concertante performance features these and other numbers: Aida is rendered by the young Swedish soprano Christina Nilsson (instead of Elena Stikhina), who made waves as an Operalia award winner before springing to prominence on the opera stages of Europe. Judit Kutasi returns to the Deutsche Oper Berlin to sing Amneris, a role that resulted in rave reviews for the young mezzo-soprano at the Arena di Verona. And Jorge de León, a popular stalwart of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, lends his tenor vocals to Radamès, the Egyptian general. Ensemble members of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, including Markus Brück as Amonasro, are also involved, and Giampaolo Bisanti conducts the house orchestra.